Most deposit deductions come from the same short list: a greasy oven, a dirty refrigerator, grime inside cabinets, hard-water scale in the bathroom, and scuffed baseboards. An empty unit shows all of it, and property managers across the valley check those spots first.
Start with the appliances. Pull out oven racks and degrease the interior and door glass, then empty the fridge, remove shelves and drawers, and wash them. Leave the fridge door cracked if the power is being shut off so it doesn't sour.
Next, open every cabinet, drawer, and closet. Wipe shelves, clear crumbs from corners, and check the tops of upper cabinets, where Las Vegas dust collects fast. In bathrooms, descale faucets and shower glass; our hard water leaves white film that reads as dirt on a walkthrough.
If you're short on time, book a move-out cleaning and focus on the move itself. We handle cabinets, closets, appliances, bathrooms, baseboards, and floors so the unit is ready for inspection.